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This document outlines strategies for promoting the New Forest as a family day out destination, including advertising its wildlife, persuading people to take their children outside to explore in fresh air without spending much money, and relating the message directly to target audiences. It also lists common purposes of radio advertisements such as promotion, persuasion, information, raising awareness, and entertainment.
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Radio advert treatment
- 2. • Promote the New Forest as an ideal family day out • Make people aware that you do not need to spend loads of money for a good day out • Advertise wildlife • Persuade people to take their children out to explore in fresh air • Relate the dialogue directly to my target audience so they can empathise.
- 3. Radio advert purposes • PROMOTION- (Products and places) • PERSUASION- (Products and places) • INFORMATION- (Illnesses) • RAISING AWARENESS- (Illnesses) • ENTERTAINMENT